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Weatherman on-line

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  • 11-04-2011 8:39pm
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    questionsaboutB
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    Would anyone know the website address for the American weatherman on-line?
    heard he was meant to be 95-99% right on weather predictions up to 6 months ahead for any area in the world.....they sounded fairly certain about the site I just can't find it on google!!


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    maquiladora
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    ollie-williams.png

    :P

    Seriously though, have no idea who you mean. The only guy online known for making long range predictions that gets coverage in the Irish media is Ken Ring, but he isnt American.


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    redsteveireland
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    Could he be Canadian/Irish by any chance?


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    questionsaboutB
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    I don't know to be honest, i was told his address was meant to be "weathermanonline" and the thought he was American...but that could also cover Canadian either...sorry its so vague!!


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    BEASTERLY
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    questionsaboutB wrote: »
    Would anyone know the website address for the American weatherman on-line?
    heard he was meant to be 95-99% right on weather predictions up to 6 months ahead for any area in the world.....they sounded fairly certain about the site I just can't find it on google!!

    I think somebody may have been telling you a lie;)


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    pauldry
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    It aint me! ;)


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    [Deleted User]
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    would it be Kevin Martin ?
    :)


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    M.T. Cranium
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    You may be thinking of Joe Bastardi, try googling him by name or by his new corporate address, Weatherbell (he left Accu-weather recently). I wouldn't say he was 95-99 per cent accurate but he's probably the best-known long-range American forecaster. Seriously, 70% accuracy on seasonal forecasting would be a higher score than I would give anyone alive today, there was a guy about two thousand years ago who was pretty good. :)


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